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A budding weather disturbance in the southwestern Caribbean Sea, now designated Invest 97L, is looking more and more likely like it is going to soon develop into at least a tropical depression, according to the National Hurricane Center.
In a recent study, paleontologists announced their discovery of an ancient mammal that lived around 70-75 million years ago in Rangely, Colorado.
A broad area of low pressure over the southern Caribbean Sea is forecast to spawn an independent low-pressure system on its eastern flank. That disturbance looks likely to rotate north and west, so it's in the vicinity of Jamaica early in the week.
A potent storm in the Northern Atlantic has developed into Subtropical Storm Patty, the National Hurricane Center said Saturday morning.
Yesterday began a series of active weather days across Texas. We anticipate further impacts this weekend and Monday, including heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms. After a few quiet days, another upper-level storm system will arrive around Friday. Thunderstorms have been ongoing overnight across the Texas Panhandle in eastern New Mexico. Locally heavy rain has brought […]
Don’t cancel plans, but you may need to dodge a few showers here and there